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Registration for Screening Slots are now Available Among the WEA 2024 OSCAR Nomination Qualifying Standard Theatrical Run of Short Films at the 100 Films Retreat submission site filmfreeway.com/FilmsRetreat. The Early Bird Gets the Worm!
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - Californer -- Independent films under 40 minutes in length that were created after September 30, 2022 are eligible to obtain a September 2024 Academy Award® Nomination Qualifying Standard Theatrical Run. Immediate Registration is recommended, since this opportunity will close on September 6th!
To even be able to qualify for Academy Award® Nomination Consideration, a short film must first win an Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences approved major film festival competition or have a seven consecutive day run of screenings in a Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences approved movie theatre.
Of course, it would cost a lone filmmaker thousands of US Dollars to rent one of these few theatres where they would Run their film. That is part of the reason why only the best financed short films ever even get Shortlisted by the Academy.
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Conversely with Walker Entertainer Academy (WEA), multiple short films will band together in Southern California this September to share the costs of their shorts even qualifying for OSCAR Consideration!
Our online OSCAR Run Film Registration process is initially more simple than you can imagine, especially if your short is already on FilmFreeway.com. And, once one pays their film's submission fee therein, WEA holds one's hand every step of the way, even through Academy application.
It all starts at https://filmfreeway.com/FilmsRetreat!
Additional information is available at http://Entertainer.Academy.
Or even better yet, email WEA with your questions.
Whatever the case, do join the popular Hollywood practice of advertising your production by using the quote "For Your Consideration". Register your short film TODAY!
To even be able to qualify for Academy Award® Nomination Consideration, a short film must first win an Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences approved major film festival competition or have a seven consecutive day run of screenings in a Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences approved movie theatre.
Of course, it would cost a lone filmmaker thousands of US Dollars to rent one of these few theatres where they would Run their film. That is part of the reason why only the best financed short films ever even get Shortlisted by the Academy.
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Conversely with Walker Entertainer Academy (WEA), multiple short films will band together in Southern California this September to share the costs of their shorts even qualifying for OSCAR Consideration!
Our online OSCAR Run Film Registration process is initially more simple than you can imagine, especially if your short is already on FilmFreeway.com. And, once one pays their film's submission fee therein, WEA holds one's hand every step of the way, even through Academy application.
It all starts at https://filmfreeway.com/FilmsRetreat!
Additional information is available at http://Entertainer.Academy.
Or even better yet, email WEA with your questions.
Whatever the case, do join the popular Hollywood practice of advertising your production by using the quote "For Your Consideration". Register your short film TODAY!
Source: Walker Entertainer Academy
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